Smilco Hair Nets, 100-Piece Multipack, 22 Inches Fully Stretched, Black Elastic Mesh

Black hair nets from Smilco, sold as a 100-piece multipack, each net measuring 22 inches once fully stretched. The fine 0.2-inch mesh comes in a lightweight nylon lace the brand calls highly elastic and reports as tested to hold up under 33 pounds of pull. The brand lists the regular size as suitable for most male hairstyles, women with short or medium-length hair, children, and hair buns for professional needs.

What does the 22-inch stretch actually mean in use?

Fully stretched, each net reaches 22 inches, which leaves enough give to work over a bun, a low chignon or a full head of hair. The brand describes the nylon lace as highly elastic and reports that it is tested to withstand 33 pounds of pull without tearing. In everyday terms you open the net out wide, settle it over the hair and let it draw back to a close fit instead of wrestling it into position. The 0.2-inch grid is what gives the net its fine, low-profile finish once it is on.

Which hair lengths and styles does the brand say it suits?

Smilco calls this a regular size that fits almost all, with the small grid listed for most male hairstyles, women with short or medium-length hair, children, and professional hair buns. It is not described as a large-grid net for very long or very thick hair worn loose, so long hair is best gathered into a bun or updo before the net goes over it.

How does the net sit over a bun or a wig?

The brand positions these nets for fixing hair and keeping it in place while you work. A fine elastic grid wraps the bun or the hairline and holds it steady, which is why the list of uses covers ballet buns, wigs, hairbuns and long shifts on your feet. Because the material is lightweight and breathable, it rests over the hair rather than pressing down on it. For a high bun that needs extra security, layering a second net over the first is a common approach.

How many nets come in the pack?

The multipack contains 100 black hair nets. That count suits anyone wearing one daily, whether you are on a food service shift, in a ballet class, sleeping in a net or setting a wig. Stashing a few in a bag, a locker and a bathroom drawer means there is always a spare within reach.

Hair net details

What hair types is this hair net suitable for?

The brand lists it for most male hairstyles, women with short or medium-length hair, all children, and hair buns for professional needs. It is described as a regular size that fits almost all, so long or very thick hair is best gathered into a bun first.

What material is this hair net made from?

The net is made from nylon lace in a fine 0.2-inch mesh, described as lightweight and breathable with high elasticity.

What colour is this hair net set?

The pack contains 100 black hair nets.

How should I care for a hair net?

The product information does not include care or cleaning instructions. Check the packaging for guidance.

Kept with a work bag and again with a wig or ballet kit, a net like this means a tidy bun is never more than a minute away.